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feat: 新增刷新按钮 #32

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@ilk-1 ilk-1 commented Jul 9, 2024

由于仓库内使用的是svg而不是opentiny-icon,所以复制了一份 GitHub 图标暂用,如果merge的话管理员可以修改图片

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  • New Features
    • Added a reload functionality to refresh the REPL component from the header.
    • Introduced a refresh button in the header with a click event to trigger the reload.

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The overall changes focus on adding reload functionality to the Repl component in a Vue.js application. A replRef is introduced to reference the Repl instance. A reloadPage function is added in App.vue that triggers a reload through replRef. The Header component is updated to emit a reloadPage event that invokes this function upon a user-triggered action.

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File Change Summary
src/App.vue Added replRef reference, reloadPage function, and updated <Header> and <Repl> components.
src/components/Header.vue Added event emitting for reloadPage and a clickable element to trigger this event.

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    participant User
    participant Header
    participant App
    participant Repl
    
    User->>Header: Click reload element
    Header->>App: Emit reloadPage event
    App->>App: Call reloadPage function
    App->>Repl: Invoke reload method via replRef
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In the heart of code, a change arises,
Reloading pages, swift and wise,
A click, a call, the REPL renews,
For coder's joy and bugs it shoos.
Hopping through code, with swift delight,
The rabbit brings the app to light! 🌟


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ilk-1 commented Jul 9, 2024

Closes #31

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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/components/Header.vue (1)

113-115: LGTM! Consider adding a TODO comment.

The <div> element correctly triggers the reloadPage function on click. Since the usage of the GitHub icon is temporary, consider adding a TODO comment to replace it with the intended icon.

+ <!-- TODO: Replace GitHub icon with the intended refresh icon -->
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 77f92cc and 59d1625.

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src/App.vue (3)

53-53: LGTM!

The declaration of replRef using ref to hold an instance of the Repl component is correct and follows best practices.


55-57: LGTM!

The reloadPage function correctly checks if replRef.value is defined before calling the reload method.


62-64: LGTM!

The updates to the <Header> and <Repl> components are correctly implemented, following Vue's event handling and ref linking conventions.

src/components/Header.vue (3)

2-2: LGTM!

The import statement for defineEmits is correct and necessary.


18-18: LGTM!

The declaration of emit using defineEmits to define the reloadPage event is correct and follows Vue's composition API.


20-22: LGTM!

The reloadPage function correctly emits the reloadPage event using the emit function.

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